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Compare/Contrast Essay: Short Story to Movie Compare/Contrast Essay: Short Story to Movie The purpose of this rubric is to express the similarities and differences in the interpretation of the short story The Most Dangerous Game with it's movie version. Rubric Code: J35989 By ms_macintyre Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: English Type: Writing Grade Levels: 6-8

C/C Essay
	Excellent 4 pts	Good 3 pts	Fair 2 pts	Re-do 1 pts
Capitalization/punctuation	Excellent 0-1 mistakes	Good 2-3 mistakes	Fair 4-5 mistakes	Re-do 6 or more mistakes
Grammar/usage	Excellent 0-1 mistakes	Good 2-3 mistakes	Fair 4-5 mistakes	Re-do 6 or more mistakes
Sentence Structure	Excellent Sentences are of an appropriate length, make sense, and are complete.	Good Sentences are of an appropriate length, mostly make sense, but may include fragments or run-ons.	Fair Essay contains many errors which are distracting to the reader.	Re-do Essay is unreadable due to too many errors. Re-Do.
Compare/Contrast	Excellent There are (3) three clear comparison paragraphs.	Good There are (2) two clear comparison paragraphs.	Fair There is (1) oneclear comparison paragraphs.	Re-do Student has not covered comparisons between the movie and the book. Re-Do.
Support examples	Excellent There are at least (3) three examples supporting comparison in each paragraph	Good There are at least (2) two examples supporting comparison in each paragraph.	Fair There is at least (1) one example supporting comparison in each paragraph.	Re-do Student has not provided any supporting examples. Re-do.
Conclusion	Excellent Conclusion sums up the essay in a very clear, concise manner	Good Conclusion sums up the essay a fairly good manner	Fair Conclusion sums up the essay in an abrupt manner, leaving the reader to wonder.	Re-do Conclusion does not sum up the essay and leaves the reader confused.